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Our Team

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Julie ​Huneycutt

  • Director of HopeRx, Henderson County’s Coalition to address Prescription Drug Misuse and Prevention since 2014.

  • BS in Psychology and Reading Education from North Carolina State University

  • Co-founder of Anna’s Hope, a fund dedicated to raising awareness about prescription drug misuse

  • Extensive experience in non-profit fundraising and community relations

  • Active in the community and speaks regionally on issues regarding substance and prescription drug misuse and prevention

  • Is interviewed regularly by multiple media outlets for updates on opiate and substance misuse issues

  • Serves on North Carolina’s state Task Force on Sentencing Reforms for Opioid Drug Convictions

  • Appointee to the Juvenile Crime Prevention Council

  • Rotarian for 12 years and is a past president (winner of best large club award

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Michelle Geiser

  • Michelle Geiser is a Prevention Specialist and Project Coordinator who works with Substance Misuse and Trauma in order to prevent the onset and reduce the progression of substance abuse and substance abuse-related problems.

  • Michelle believes in supporting students and individuals through strengthening prevention infrastructure at the community level. Educators have the ability to initiate change in their students
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  • Michelle has worked with HopeRX, the community coalition to prevent substance misuse, identifying and selecting prevention strategies that support Henderson County

  • Michelle has been trained in substance misuse and mental health prevention, psychological first aid, and traumatology.

  • Michelle holds a Masters in Education from Liberty University, and is a Doctoral Candidate in Community Traumatology. 


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